Summary

Portrait of Philip Schaff Philip Schaff Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. V, Hippolytus… (1885)

That care is to be well taken that nothing fall from the chalice to the ground. [28]
30. Of catechumens. [29]
31. That a deacon may dispense the Eucharist to the people with permission of a bishop or presbyter. [30]
32. That widows and virgins ought to pray constantly. [31]
33. That commemoration should be made of the faithful dead every day, with the exception of the Lord’s day. [32]
34. Of the sober behaviour of the secular [33] in church. [34]
35. That deacons may pronounce the benediction and thanksgiving at the love-feasts when a bishop is not present.
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Portrait of Philip Schaff Philip Schaff Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. V, Hippolytus… (1885)

Of the election of reader and sub-deacon. [6]
8. Of the gift of healing. [7]
9. Of the presbyter who abides in a place inconvenient for his office. [8]
10. Of those who are converted to the Christian religion.
11. Of him who makes idols. [9]
12. Various pursuits [10] are enumerated, the followers of which are not to be admitted to the Christian religion until repentance is exhibited. [11]
13. Of the place which the highest kings or princes shall occupy in the temple. [12]
14. That it is not meet for Christians to bear arms.
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